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by Ranting Thespian » Tue Dec 09, 2003 12:32 am
Well, I have to say, Gibson makes acoustics, and they are well known for electric,s but their acoustics are very well known too. Watch John Lennon, he used Gibson Acoustics.
Also, a standard strat is great! I just like thickjer bodies and necks. Also, the difference between a standard strat and Clapton's Blackie, it's just the little things. The detail, the exact wood they want, the little adjustments to get rid of most if any noise at all.
Also, I have a Fender DG-20CE. They are no guild, tacoma, or martin, but they are decent. for their price, these are good intermediate acoustics. They do the job, and come out very well. It's not something you would want to play in a stadium (even though dave played one on the santana supernatural special, yes it's a fender). But, for small gigs, open mics, playing at home, they are very good. I still play mine even though I have the Michael Kelly now.
Also, why don't you tell how Telecasters suck to Bruce Springetin's face? Also, even though he destoyed many of them (just for the effect), Pete Townsend played and plays them still.
If you are bashing guitars, go for the squires, but come on, I bet you havn'tr tried fenders that much at all, have you?
Again it's a decent acoustic and not a bad price, if you aren't expecting to go into Central Park, it's not a bad buy at all. Also, their electronics are even better now, so I say get one with a preamp on it.
fender acoustics = decent
fender electrics = great
*don't ask about squires, though, lol*
Yes, I am in a box
-Ranting Thespian